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Reply With Quoteif you have seen whats coming in DFX4 with the new RR release too, i think CF better watch out
Exactly, so why does it matter. Its rare people cold boot. CFs slow but not that slow, at least on my system. So far CF is one of the most feature rich front ends. Its easy to use, and works most of the time out of the box for newbies. CF3 will have even more features, so RR better watch out, lol. I mean its just like a video game (Xbox360) When I put in a game that hasn't had add-ons added, the game loads fast, but once I put add ons, like new music, car designs and what not, the game takes a bit longer to load. I think of CF the same way. All that matters to be is that once it does get going, its going, lolOriginally Posted by justchat_1
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if you have seen whats coming in DFX4 with the new RR release too, i think CF better watch out
Wow! I'm surprised that the differences in media scan times are so wide. CF is almost 5x slower than RevFE/OpenMobile at indexing!
Hibernation doesn't solve the fact that scan times in CF2, SD and RR are much slower than RevFE and OpenMobile. I would also throw in that you do eventually have to reboot. After all, if you are running windows, rebooting is the solution to 90% of issues:"Windows has detected mouse movement, please reboot your computer for the new settings to take effect."
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vaporware wars...
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RR is still a giant hack job of a front end written in a language thats been dead for 10+ years.... Centrafuse is a giant incredibly bloated and sluggish front end....are we done yet?
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Look at the software table I put in the analysis section - I think thats the main reason for the huge difference in times. Oh and I have to admit thats the first time i've seen a jet database in at least 5 years
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All of the software tested is out and publicly available-Care to elaborate?
openMobile - An open source C# Front End (why choose openMobile?)
- Always Recruiting Developers -
Like what you see? Donations are always welcome
Vaporware is a software product which doesn't really exist. All of the software apps in these tests do exist and are testable.
Futhermore, if it were a vaporware test, I'd submit that nGhost3 scan times for 500 songs is 0.5ms via the mediaDB.doAwesomeVaporwareScan() function. "Ya nghost is da fastset FE evar!"
Jet DB eh? MS Access wasn't known for it's speed, maybe that's why CF is so slow? SD is understandably slow because WMP usually tries to call up the RIAA to report every song in your db doesn't it? :P
In all seriousness, taglib is probably the fastest tag reader out there. That along with sqlite probably explain why RevFE and OpenMobile's times are so similar.
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I was refering to the 2 posts above mine comparing CF3 (not available AFAIK) with DX4 skin (also not available).
Sorry if that wasn't clear. I'm enjoying the conversation so far, but not so much references to non existent/functional software.
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Well that makes more sense....I completely missed that reference sorry
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Don't worry about it...keep up with the good job!
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